Sentence examples for a pragmatic implementation of from inspiring English sources

The use of FFM as a marker of low muscle mass could be questioned but we suggest this is a pragmatic implementation of the EWGSOP criteria in the absence of availability of other measures of muscle mass in the HCS PP sample.

The protocol describes a prospective, blinded, randomised controlled trial that aims to assess the diagnostic impact of a pragmatic implementation of focused sonography of the heart, lungs and deep veins as a diagnostic modality in acute admitted patients with respiratory symptoms.

26 The study will be developed and evaluated as a pragmatic implementation trial conducted as part of an initiative by a population health service delivery unit (Hunter New England Population Health).

In order to illustrate the pragmatic implementation of this technical tool and its underlying concept, we present a WISE sample structure tailored for the requirements of the interdisciplinary orofacial pain unit at the University of Zurich, Switzerland, where patients seek care for a broad variety of musculoskeletal, neuropathic and idiopathic orofacial pains conditions.

Their payroll is not tied to Democratic interest groups nor is their status evaluated by the pragmatic implementation of their policies (although they may be very practical policies nevertheless).

*Significant difference between groups (P=0.023) This study shows that a policy to provide breastfeeding groups has no impact on rates of breast feeding in the first six to eight weeks after birth and highlights several challenges in the pragmatic implementation of health promotion initiatives.

We are missing what MotherWoman embodies--pragmatic implementation of evidence based science, informed by the lived experiences of women with perinatal emotional complications, and the social, historical and economic contexts that shape parenthood today.

This is the penultimate paper in a series of eight, describing the impact of design choices on the practical implementation of pragmatic trials.

(An early, unposted Statement of Purpose recommends "pragmatic implementation strategies that engage concerned parties before they coalesce into opposition").

Consequently computational models often conflate empirically justified mechanisms with pragmatic implementation details, and essential theoretical aspects of theories are frequently hard to identify.

In order to minimise the number of costly 'real world' pragmatic implementation trials that need to be conducted, it is necessary to identify the 'active ingredients' in professional behaviour change.